Tūturu Episode 5: Mātauranga Māori

Tūturu takes on Mātauranga Māori in our fifth episode.
We learn what Mātauranga Māori comes from and what it means, through a Tūturu lens. Watch as Professor Rangi Mātāmua, Tina Ngata, Tāmati Wāka and more share on the how the concept of Mātauranga Māori and how it shapes all of our cultural practices and knowledge systems.
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[@kareh6976]

Wow, Thank you for your Teachings. Kia ora.

[@mariakawiti4508]

Kiaora Whanau, Ae Marika!!!

[@ropatapuru2296]

Pai hoki rawa te kōrero nui o te Mātauranga Māori. 😎👌
Tautoko mārika!!!

[@skuzza405]

a good translation to te ao pākehā for mātauranga is, i think, epistemology. describing how things are, how we analyse them, how we connect them, the mechanisms through which those things interact and inform each other

[@randomuploadsism]

Yeah that is how Māori was living: with no ecological impact, I agree. However now everyone chooses to live the Western way because they enjoy the comforts of Western technology. Housing, healthcare, international travel - people chose to do this the western way (coloniser way if you prefer)

[@roderick167]

agree

[@thedarklordofthejougan4990]

The western way is good idea but that's all it really is An IDEA, Maori have had a connected to Eastern culture for thousands of years,

[@izutsi3890]

Incorrect